The last time I was in the emergency room they wanted me to use this flimsy plastic bedpan, it was bending even when you just held it in your hand, I told them no thanks , I will go to the bathroom on my own in the bathroom, had a argument, but, even

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The last time I was in the emergency room they wanted me to use this flimsy plastic bedpan, it was bending even when you just held it in your hand, I told them no thanks , I will go to the bathroom on my own in the bathroom, had a argument, but, eventually the Dr. let me go to the bathroom as long as they walked me down there. They used to be metal, now flimsy plastic, what a mess that would have been, what a shame that they are trying to save money by making a bigger mess, does that make sense to you? LOL> From:

Canter To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 9:42 AM Subject: Re: Bedpan

Here in the US a bedpan is used for people who can't get up to go to the bathroom. To: AsthmaGroup <asthma >; AspergillusGroup Sent: Monday, March 12, 2012 11:24 AM Subject: Bedpan

Hi all, I realise this may seem a strange question, but please answer if you can. Is a bedpan called the same in other parts of the world, like the USA & Europe? If not, do you use another name and more to the point, do you know what a bedpan is?

Please don't be shy in your reply, if I get no answers I won't have anything to go on . . . . . . .

Many thanks,

Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman

Cornwall. UK